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Hello,

is there any comment/suggestion on this topic?

thanks,

Ming

"Ming Goi" <mgoi@angoss.com> wrote in message

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> Hi,

> I am looking for an event that indicates the chart title _had_ been

> modified.

>

> I looked at ChangedByUser event but this one fires before user actually

> changed the title. Also, it only fires the first time...

>

> Thanks,

> Ming

>

>

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Unfortunately we do not have an event that is fired when a title is changed, 

there are so many properties in a chart (and its subobjects such as axis,

series, etc.) that it would not be practical for our control to have that

huge number of events.

We do have an event called InternalCommand, this event is fired when the

user interacts with the chart, sometimes we send a particular ID (such as

View3D when flipping between 2D and 3D) and others (like the dialogs) we

send a catch-all ID called CommandID.Apply.

I will check if we can fire the InternalCommand event, If we can fire it you

will have to cache the current title and compare the new one to know if that

is what the user is changing. Note that there may be many titles in a chart.

Can you expand on why this is scenario is important to you?

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JC

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"Ming Goi" <mgoi@angoss.com> wrote in message

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> Hello,

>

> is there any comment/suggestion on this topic?

>

> thanks,

>

> Ming

>

> "Ming Goi" <mgoi@angoss.com> wrote in message

> news:1OkJw0PyFHA.1856@webserver3.softwarefx.com...

>> Hi,

>> I am looking for an event that indicates the chart title _had_ been

>> modified.

>>

>> I looked at ChangedByUser event but this one fires before user actually

>> changed the title. Also, it only fires the first time...

>>

>> Thanks,

>> Ming

>>

>>

>

>

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OK, let me try,

I have this chart and a tree. The chart displays the contents of the tree's

node.

As user clicks on a node, the chart contents must change to reflect the

current node selection.

If user changed the chart's title, I want to save that,

so the title persists as other contents changed (note: I can skip by not

updating the title, here.)

However, I still want it to persist when user re-loads the control.

It is hard to decide when to save this title. i.e. Save on exit won't work.

The only spot, I think of is, when it is changed.

I hope that makes sense.

Ming

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> Unfortunately we do not have an event that is fired when a title is

changed,

> there are so many properties in a chart (and its subobjects such as axis,

> series, etc.) that it would not be practical for our control to have that

> huge number of events.

>

> We do have an event called InternalCommand, this event is fired when the

> user interacts with the chart, sometimes we send a particular ID (such as

> View3D when flipping between 2D and 3D) and others (like the dialogs) we

> send a catch-all ID called CommandID.Apply.

>

> I will check if we can fire the InternalCommand event, If we can fire it

you

> will have to cache the current title and compare the new one to know if

that

> is what the user is changing. Note that there may be many titles in a

chart.

>

> Can you expand on why this is scenario is important to you?

>

> --

> JC

> Software FX Support

> "Ming Goi" <mgoi@angoss.com> wrote in message

> news:svt6MDpyFHA.1856@webserver3.softwarefx.com...

> > Hello,

> >

> > is there any comment/suggestion on this topic?

> >

> > thanks,

> >

> > Ming

> >

> > "Ming Goi" <mgoi@angoss.com> wrote in message

> > news:1OkJw0PyFHA.1856@webserver3.softwarefx.com...

> >> Hi,

> >> I am looking for an event that indicates the chart title _had_ been

> >> modified.

> >>

> >> I looked at ChangedByUser event but this one fires before user actually

> >> changed the title. Also, it only fires the first time...

> >>

> >> Thanks,

> >> Ming

> >>

> >>

> >

> >

>

>

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